Rocky V Movie Information

Your Rating

• This movie was an epic failure
• This movie was horrible
• This movie was not good
• This movie was average
• This movie was okay
• This movie was good
• This movie was great
• This movie was incredible

Movie Information

Overall Rank: 28956

Average Rating: 1.8/4

# of Ratings: 109

Theatrical Release Date: 11/16/1990

Language: English

Genre: Action, Sport

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: John G. Avildsen

Actors: Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, Burt Young, Sage Stallone, Burgess Meredith, Tommy Morrison

Plot: Mentally handicapped from years of boxing, Rocky Balboa trains a young up-and-comer named Tommy Gunn who struggles with staying on the path of righteousness with his newfound fame.

Matthew Brady - wrote on 02/10/2014

Mentally handicapped from years of boxing, Rocky Balboa trains a young up-and-comer named Tommy Gunn who struggles with staying on the path of righteousness with his new found fame. This movie is brainless and straight up stupid.

Yojimbo - wrote on 10/07/2012

Rocky reduced to a hideous schmaltz-fest and little more than a brainless, half-arsed soap opera.

Unknown - wrote on 01/23/2012

I agree with most everyone that this is the weakest of the series, though I don't consider it a 'bad' movie. Sure, it has it's flaws, but I still liked the film for it's non-predictable story and the ending that I feel leaves a fitting end to the series.

Daniel Corleone
Movie God

Rocky V review

Daniel Corleone - wrote on 02/22/2012

In Rocky V as we all know his kid was still small, I guess time flies after a fight from Russia. His family becomes financially in trouble and sells his stuff. He meets Tommy Gunn (Tommy Morrison) and trains him. Robert (Sage Stallone) becomes envious of Tommy and his father. The screenplay was well thought of with quotes from Rocky - “We just gotta stick together.” Robert - “It ain’t last year and you ain’t the same either.” Adrian – “You can’t live backwards.” You’re never too old to learn something new. Topics of a strained father son relationship, bullying, reputation and parenting were represented well. The flashbacks with Mickey were executed tastefully and humor was present. Acting here was solid and drama authentic. At least this was way better …